Fernando Alonso is continuing to push the boundaries of what we know is possible in Formula 1, having signed a multi-year contract to move to Aston Martin for the 2023 season and beyond. The Spaniard initially retired from the sport after a disappointing spell with McLaren but was tempted back to F1 in 2021 with
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FIA president Mohammed Ben Sulayem has warned Formula 1 teams against trying to “cover up” a breach of the budget cap, with the governing body being “there watching” exactly what the teams are doing. Red Bull team principal Christian Horner has already explained that “six teams” could be at risk of having breached the budget cap
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The RB-18 was a dominant car in 2022, with Max Verstappen winning a record shattering 15 races on his way to his second world championship. Sergio Perez chipped in with wins in Monaco and Singapore to ensure that the constructors’ championship trophy made its way to Milton Keynes after an eight year stay in Brackley
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Double World Champion Fernando Alonso believes Aston Martin will be in a position where they can “fight for the title” in “two, three years”, highlighting how confident the Spaniard is about the future of the Silverstone-based team. Alonso has switched to Aston Martin for the upcoming season after opting to replace four-time World Champion Sebastian
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After what has been a rapid and thorough recruitment drive by Aston Martin, the team are finally applying the brakes on further signings, with the team preparing to live with the reduced budget cap. Prior to Lawrence Stroll buying the team, Aston Martin (known formerly as Force India), were a team who incredibly applied pressure
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The start of the 2022 season saw teams either delighted or disappointed with the development path that they had chosen following the major changes in regulations that came into effect. Red Bull’s RB-18 was initially overweight but after shifting the excess mass, the team had one of the most dominant pieces of machinery in Formula
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It would come as no shock that Fernando Alonso has been forced into making several changes into how he copes and deals with the “very demanding” Formula 1 season, with the double World Champion certainly being no spring chicken anymore. At 41 years old, Aston Martin’s newest signing is the oldest driver on the grid
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Upon their entry into the sport in 2021, Aston Martin were tipped to become one of the heavyweights of Formula 1 in the near future, with the financial backing capable of ensuring the can compete with the rest of the grid. As it turns out, two years into their F1 project the team have finished
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Aston Martin Performance Director Tom McCullough has hailed the team’s former reserve driver Nico Hulkenberg as a “class act”, with Haas having received a “naturally gifted driver” for 2023. Following his departure from Renault at the end of 2019, Hulkenberg moved to Racing Point in 2020 to become their reserve driver, which actually resulted in him
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Aston Martin team principal Mike Krack has admitted that working with Fernando Alonso next season will present something “different” for the side to get to grips with, following the retirement of Sebastian Vettel. Alonso announced after last season’s Hungarian Grand Prix that he’d be replacing the four-time World Champion at the Silverstone-based team, with the
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